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1992réf. 69468Minneapolis: Minneapolis College of Art and Design 1992. Edition limited to 10 copies this no. 5 signed by Wilkinson with initials; oblong 8vo 12 leaves printed on rectos only; illustrated throughout with screen prints etchings lithographs etc.; fine in original rivet-bound printed boards backed in gray cloth. Karen Wilkinson now lives in San Francisco where she is Director of The Tinkering Studio but she attended MCAD where she "studied Environmental Design and in my senior year started moonlighting at the Science Museum of Minnesota teaching an Architecture camp for kids. This was the beginning of what would become a lifelong obsession with learning environments and studio pedagogy. Minneapolis College of Art and Design unknown
1897réf. 69428Minneapolis: printed by The Breard Art Co. 1897. 8½" x 5" pp. 23 1; original printed self-wrappers; vertical crease back wrap a bit wrinkled; all else very good. A catalogue of 170 exhibited items almost all from local collections including those of Johyn George A. and C. A. Pillsbury; Thomas Lowry; F. H. Peavy; W. H. Dunwoody; T. B. Walker; Samuel Hill; W. D. Washburn etc. Pencil check-marks next to approximately two dozen or so paintings. Corot Innes Millet Moran and Rembrandt are among the artists listed. [printed by The Breard Art Co.] unknown
1926réf. 69466N.p.: The Union News Company printed by J. C. Bardell Oakland California 1926. Pictorial mailing envelope approx. 5½" x 3¼" containing 15 captioned black & white photographs of St. Paul each approx. 3¼" x 2"; the envelope is addressed to a Mrs. Stitz in Portland Oregon and three of the photographs contain a penciled letter on the verso from a Mrs. R. B. Knowles in Chicago. Among the views are those of Como Park Hotel St. Paul State Capitol Cathedral of St. Paul the Ford Plant Indian Mounds Minnehaha Falls el al. The Union News Company [printed by J. C. Bardell, Oakland, California] unknown
1909réf. 69467Minneapolis 1909. Approx. 8" x 6" containing six engraved leaves consisting of a pictorial title page a full-page photo-engraved portrait of President Taft a menu bearing the flags of the United States Minnesota and Minneapols; a leaf of toasts bearing the seal of the United States and the Capitol in Washington D.C.; and two leaves of Committees. Bound in full gray suede by Bailey Banks & Biddle Co. Philadelphia silk moir. Laid in is an engraved invitation to the event. The invitation and banquet book belonged to Frederick J. Wulling the first Dean and for many years the primary instructor of the University of Minnesota College of Pharmacy as attested to by his son the printer Emerson Wulling of the Sumac Press on a Sumac Press envelope in which it is contained. Taft was sworn in in March 1909 and this banquet is one of several that year in various parts of the country. unknown
1928réf. 69602St. Paul: Webb Book Publishing Co 1928. 8vo pp. 223 1; text illustrations throughout; full olive cloth; contemporary owner's inscriptions on endpapers text clean and sound near fine. A school textbook for seventh through nineth grade intended to instill in students a love of their home town and an interest in civic engagement. Webb Book Publishing Co unknown
1976réf. 69824Minneapolis: Minnesota Products 1976. Floppy vinyl record enclosed in 9½" x 9½" printed envelope; the envelope printed with an illustrated cover and track list; a few short tears and some toning on the sleeve the contents not inspected as the envelope remains sealed as issued though some peeking reveals what appears to be a relief printed card sleeve and vinyl on the inside. From an article in Insider Magazine's July 1976 issue: "Minnesota Products is an idea that has been developing for a couple of years in the mind of Carl Franzen who makes money in advertising and spends it part of it anyway on music. Carl got together with George Hansen owner of the Symposium and Flashlight record labels and Bob Zeller whose name you may recall in connection with the album 'Heavy Gunz' a Midwest underground classic of a few years back to work out the feasibility of the project." The magazine was envisioned as a non-profit project and highlighted artists mostly musicians "who haven't chosen a strong commercial route. Listeners can look forward to hearing jazz original compositions and traditional forms like blue-grass folk and blues." All acts were local to Minnesota. Given the date of the announcement and the projected release schedule Issue 4 was likely released in late 1976 or early 1977. The artists featured include Howard Mohr the John O'Brien Ensemble Steve Tibbetts Albatross Quartet Ann Reed and Judy Foster. The Insider article announces this project as "The world's first magazine on record" and we are at least not aware of any earlier projects. And outside of a Chinese database entry for this exact issue and a couple of mentions of the magazine in musical retrospectives the series is entirely obscure. OCLC records 3 copies of issue three 1 of issue 2 and separately what may be a full run of issues 1-4 at the Minnesota Historical Society. Minnesota Products unknown
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1916réf. 67249Minneapolis: Maurice Flagg 1916. 15 issues bound into 2 volumes large 8vo about 48 pages per issue; illustrated throughout particularly with floorplans and elevations for new homes color illustrated wrappers bound in; ex-library bound in library board upper wrappers stamped bookplates the occasional perforation vol. 3 no. 1 with one leaf excised and one closed tear very good. The Minnesotan was established by the Minnesota State Art Commission to encourage development and internal tourism within the state with a particular focus on architecture. Among articles on local notables outdoors recreation and the local art scene the magazine has regular articles on interior decoration with interior photos of highlighted homes Q&As with the Architectural & Allied Arts Service Department floor plans and elevations from submissions to various architectural contests and ads for building materials architects and builders. There is also some focus on women readers with highlights on women's exhibits at the state fair articles on the latest women's fashions and advertising sections aimed at women. Maurice Flagg unknown
2013réf. 66244Minneapolis: PPB Press i.e. Print Paper Book Press 2013. Edition limited to 25 copies portfolio approx. 15" x 12" containing a letterpress title page and 16 ornithological etchings each numbered and signed by the various printers in pencil and each printed from an original Breckenridge copper plate. The printers included Jennifer Bowman; Monica Brosi; Brittany Lynn Egli; Hayley Fisher; Josh Heffelfinger; Nikki Ivanovsky-Schow; Kadi Melissa Kaelin; Nina Keim; Mercedes Knapp; Kevin Martin; Josh Meillier; Taylor Mund; Xochitl Perez; Isaac Ruder; Rebeca Solares; and Linda Tran all under the tutelage of the late Jody Williams instructor at Minnesota College of Art and Design. Breckenridge 1903-2003 a noted conservationist and ornithologist was also the director at the James Ford Bell Museum of Natural History at the University of Minnesota 1946-1970 and he wrote and illustrated numerous articles and books on natural history. The copper plates featuring exquisite images of native Minnesota wildlife were loaned to Jody Williams at MCAD by the Breckenridge family through the kindness of John Moriarty the Senior Manager for Wildlife at Three Rivers Park District and an honorary fellow of the Bell Museum. University of Minnesota only in OCLC. There is also a copy at Minnesota Historical. PPB Press [i.e. Print Paper Book Press] unknown
2007réf. 66240Minneapolis: Form and Content Gallery 2007. Large portfolio approx. 15¼" x 11¼" containing 14 original artworks chiefly in color by Robyn S Awend; Howard Oransky; Christine Baeumler; Jil Evans; Jim Dryden; Camille J Gage; Leah Golberstein; Fred Hagstrom; Joyce Lyon; Lynda Monick-Isenberg; Faye Passow; David Rich; John Saurer; Jeff Wetzig; and Jody Williams. Form Content Gallery is a cooperative artists' gallery in downtown Minneapolis. Intimate Immensity was an exhibition featuring a limited edition of new prints by gallery artists and invited guests inspired by Gaston Bachelard's The Poetics of Space. This a is the first publication by the gallery. Form and Content Gallery unknown
1981réf. 67158Minneapolis: Walker Art Center 1981. Broadside approx. 22" x 13" in frame; signed by Burroughs. Depicts Burroughs holding a handgun with a shooting target at the lower right showing 6 bullet holes. Fine. A poster announcing a benefit reading for the Walker Art Center's Writers reading series. Photograph of Burroughs by Alan Pogue. Only Kansas 2 copies in OCLC. Walker Art Center unknown
1909réf. 67697Minneapolis: publisher not identified 1909. 8vo pp. 57 1; printed paper wrappers; some sunning to wrapper edges text clean and sound near fine. With inscription on upper wrapper: "Warren Upham received Jan 7 '09 next day after delivery of the message." Upham was a geologist and author of Minnesota Geographic Names: Their Origin and Historic Significance. [publisher not identified] unknown
réf. ria9780226511320_inpHardback. New. New Book; Fast Shipping from UK; Not signed; Not First Edition; A study of biodiversity in which the author argues for a pluralistic approach showing how ecologists might enhance their ability to tackle global problems by incorporating broader spatial and temporal perspectives into their research. hardcover
2011réf. SONG0759113238AltaMira Press 2011-12-16. Reprint. paperback. Used: Good. 6.13x1.38x9.09. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. AltaMira Press paperback
réf. ria9781394220977_inpPaperback / softback. New. New Book; Fast Shipping from UK; Not signed; Not First Edition; N/A paperback
réf. Z1-C-083-02447University Press of Florida. Used - Good. Ships from UK in 48 hours or less usually same day. Your purchase helps support Sri Lankan Children's Charity 'The Rainbow Centre'. Ex-library so some stamps and wear but in good overall condition. May contain underlining and/or highlighting. 100% money back guarantee. We are a world class secondhand bookstore based in Hertfordshire United Kingdom and specialize in high quality textbooks across an enormous variety of subjects. We aim to provide a vast range of textbooks rare and collectible books at a great price. Our donations to The Rainbow Centre have helped provide an education and a safe haven to hundreds of children who live in appalling conditions. We provide a 100% money back guarantee and are dedicated to providing our customers with the highest standards of service in the bookselling industry. University Press of Florida unknown
1976réf. 68071Washington DC: The Embassy of India 1976. Small 4to pp. 2 222; text illustrations throughout; padded blue cloth boards pictorial dust jacket; some toning to paper else fine. Accompanied by a 2-page typescript letter signed by Ambassador T. N. Kaul to the governor of Minnesota Wendell Anderson presenting this copy to him. The Embassy of India unknown
1931réf. 20934Domingo Oyarzun Moreno. Very Good. Softcover. Wraps with light rubbing to extremities.; A detailed guide to Chile with b&w photos charts timetables ads maps. Many information is relating to trains.; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 293 pages . 1931. Domingo Oyarzun Moreno paperback
réf. 65351Saint Paul Minnesota and Stockholm Wisconsin: Midnight Paper Sales 2023. Edition limited to 70 signed and numbered copies with an additional 5 hors commerce 4to 9" x 11" pp. 36; the text was composition-cast in Monotype Menhart designed by Oldrich Menhart in Prague in 1933 and printed on vintage handmade paper at the Velké Losiny mill in the Czech Republic in the mid-20th century; bound by Matthew Zimmerman at Studio Alcyon. "In 1982 while wearing the hat of a 'small press illustrator' I was fortunate to be given the opportunity to illustrate a long prose poem by Patricia Hampl who had recently become famous with the publication of her memoir A Romantic Education Houghton Mifflin 1981. The resulting book Resort Bookslinger Editions 1982 was pivotal for me and I began angling for a manuscript from Patricia I might publish myself. It only took 40 years for one to materialize." It's Come to This . a bookend of sorts for Resort . contains drawings by Gaylord Schanilec of a wild rose and a stark sunrise over Lake Superior and color wood engravings by him of a blooming Amaryllis and a panoramic sunset over the riverfront of Saint Paul along with a cover lithograph drawn on and printed from the stone by Lila Shull. In the text Hampl contemplates her mortality as she walks her dog along the Saint Paul riverfront through that first dark year of the pandemic. Midnight Paper Sales unknown
réf. 66230Minneapolis: Mnemonic Press 2022. Edition limited to 25 signed and numbered copies 7½" x 5" consisting of a title leaf a 12-page gathering "Prologue" and six bifolia containing a total of 26 collages and mixed media created by Bart during the incipient days of the pandemic. Conceived and directed by Harriet Bart; produced by Paul Nylander at Four Tree Press; giclee and letterpress print on paper; boxed deigned by Jody Williams and executed by Campbell-Logan Bindery; folio titles excerpted from Emily Dickinson. Covid: Book of Days is based on mixed-media drawings and collages created in response to the events of March through May 2020. On March 13 Governor of Minnesota Tim Walz closed the State in response to the deadly spread of Covid-19. Bart went to her studio that day collected a small box of art materials a stack of precut paper and went home. There she created a workspace 18 x 18" the size of Emily Dickinson's desk. From March 13 thru May she created more than 50 mixed media drawings and collages some of which comprise Covid: Book of Days. From the artist's website: "Harriet Bart creates evocative content through the narrative power of objects the theater of installation and the intimacy of artists books. She has a deep and abiding interest in the personal and cultural expression of memory; it is at the core of her work. Using bronze and stone wood and paper books and words everyday and found objects Bart's work signifies a site marks an event and draws attention to imprints of the past as they live in the present. "Bart's work has been exhibited extensively throughout the United States and Germany and she has completed more than a dozen public art commissions in the United States Japan and Israel. She has been the recipient of fellowships from the Bush Foundation McKnight Foundation MacDowell Colony Virginia Center for Creative Arts NEA Arts Midwest and the Minnesota State Arts Board. Since 2000 Bart has published numerous fine-press books and mixed media bookworks. She has won three Minnesota Book Awards most recently in 2015 for Ghost Maps. Her work is included in many museum university and private collections. In 2020 the Weisman Art Museum in Minneapolis presented "Harriet Bart: Abracadabra and Other Forms of Protection." Curated by Laura Wertheim Joseph Abracadabra. will be the first retrospective and monograph of her work. Bart is a guest lecturer curator and founding member W.A.R.M. and the Traffic Zone Center for Visual Art in Minneapolis MN. Mnemonic Press unknown
1923réf. 66314Mankato Minnesota: Free Press Company 1923. First edition 12mo pp. 77 1; frontispiece a number of illustrations from photographs taken along the way as well as line drawings; about fine in original green cloth stamped in gilt on upper cover. The story of a four-week 4400-mile motor trip from Minnesota to the Atlantic coast and back in a 1922 Jordan brougham via Wisconsin Michigan Ontario the Adirondacks the Berkshires the White Mountains Massachusetts and return via Quebec. The first leaf is a printed presentation greeting with Aunt Emma written in in pen: "done into booklet form and presented to Aunt Emma & her family with the Christmas greetings and best wishes of the author December 1923. Free Press Company unknown
